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· 12/1/2006

Lexington Insurance Co. v. Strayhorn

Citations

  • 209 S.W.3d 83
  • 50 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 181
  • 2006 Tex. LEXIS 1188
  • 2006 WL 3456535

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  • observing that specific-controls-over-general principal “applies only when overlapping statutes cannot be reconciled,” and construing statutes so as to avoid conflict
  • instructing that to give effect to legislature’s intent “we look first and foremost to the words of the statute”
  • observing that specific-controls-over- general principal “applies only when overlapping statutes cannot be reconciled,” and construing statutes so as to avoid conflict
  • providing that we construe the statute’s words according to their plain and common meaning
  • providing that we construe the statute = s words according to their plain and common meaning
  • instructing that to give effect to legislature’s intent “we look first and foremost to the words of the statute”

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Judges: Brister, Jefferson

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